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I am using biblatex with phys citation style. And I would like to keep this citation style, but in the bibliography list the entries come out like that:

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i.e. as exponents. I would like to keep the style the same, but only have the numbers in the list like [23]...

Is this possible?

The part of the code where I set stuff is:

\usepackage[
    backend=bibtex, 
    natbib=true,
    giveninits=true,
    style = phys,
    citestyle = numeric-comp,
    sorting = none,
    doi=false,
    url=false,                     % excluded from citations below
    %citecounter=true, citetracker=true,
    block=space, 
    backref=true, backrefstyle=two,
    abbreviate=false,
    isbn=false,
    hyperref = true
]{biblatex}
\AtEveryBibitem{%
  \clearlist{language}%
}
\addbibresource{phd_thesis_corr.bib}
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The biblatex-phys style has an option for that. It's called biblabel and is explained briefly in the biblatex-phys documentation.

\usepackage[
    backend=bibtex, 
    natbib=true,
    style=phys,
    biblabel=brackets,
    giveninits=true,
    abbreviate=false,
    doi=false, url=false, isbn=false,
    block=space,
    backref=true, backrefstyle=two,
]{biblatex}

If you just load style=phys without citestyle=numeric-comp,, you can drop the explicit sorting=none, since phys sets this option automatically.

You may want to consider using Biber instead of BibTeX to harness the full power of biblatex. See Biblatex with Biber: Configuring my editor to avoid undefined citations.

For most people the option hyperref=true is not better than the default hyperref=auto. In particular hyperref=true on its own will not turn on links, you still have to load the hyperref package manually. The only difference to hyperref=auto is a warning in case you failed to load hyperref.

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